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In-home care forms the foundation of how we treat and manage your pet’s health. Most conditions can be assessed, treated, and monitored in a familiar environment where pets are calmer and easier to handle. Available to residents of Sydney’s inner city, Inner West, Eastern Suburbs and the Lower North Shore.
VETaround is built around a simple approach. Assess properly, treat appropriately, and manage care over time.
Our mobile model allows consultations to take place where your pet is most comfortable, while maintaining a high standard of clinical care. Where needed, we combine in-home assessment with hospital-based treatment, ensuring each step is carried out in the right setting. This creates a more controlled, practical, and consistent approach to veterinary care.
Some conditions require facilities available only in a hospital setting. These services are integrated with in-home assessment to ensure care is structured and appropriate at each stage.
Desexing is a routine surgical procedure used to prevent reproduction and manage certain health and behavioural risks. It is performed in a hospital setting where appropriate monitoring and care are available.
Dental care addresses issues such as plaque build-up, gum disease, and oral discomfort. Treatment is carried out under anaesthesia in hospital to allow a full examination and proper cleaning.
Soft tissue surgery is used to treat conditions affecting the skin, organs, or body systems. The need for surgery is based on clinical assessment and is performed in a controlled hospital environment.
Orthopaedic surgery involves the treatment of bone, joint, and ligament conditions. These procedures are carried out in hospital where appropriate equipment and support are available.
Advanced diagnostics are used when a condition cannot be confirmed through examination alone. This may include testing such as blood work or imaging to better understand what is happening internally.
Oncology involves the assessment and management of cancer in pets. Treatment decisions are based on the type and stage of the condition, as well as your pet’s overall health.
We provide mobile veterinary care across selected areas of Sydney, focusing on suburbs where we can offer consistent, reliable service. This allows us to manage appointments properly and maintain continuity of care.
First visit from Ari and Ellie and it went beyond all expectations. They were so genuinely interested in my two cats. Of course I couldn’t stop talking about them but they clearly were not bored. Did excellent health checks and vaccinations – was an absolute pleasure and I would totally recommend them to anybody. So fabulous having no stress of lugging…
Elle’s exceptionally professional, warm, and helpful phone manner, together with Dr Ari’s prompt arrival, gentle approach with Hudson, and clear, thorough medical explanations and recommendations, immediately put my mind at ease. The high level of care and professionalism demonstrated confirmed that contacting VETaround was the right decision.
Ari is the best vet ever. His home visits are incredible. Such a great service to not have to put your beloved pets in the stressful situation of a car. Or around sick pets in a waiting area. My cats LOVE HIM. Ollie my male cat NEVER comes out of hiding when visitors come over. With Ari, he not only came out, let him weigh him, have his check up done…
I was very pleased with the ladies from VETaround Mobile vet. Professional, polite and very knowledgeable. Certainly eased my mind about my cat 🐈 would recommend them to anyone needing good veterinary care for their pet. We all know just how important our four legged friends are!
Our articles cover common conditions, treatment decisions, and practical aspects of pet care. They are written to help you better understand what to expect and how care is managed.
A common mistake owners make is dismissing slowing down or a loss of interest as simply “old age.” While it’s true that older pets sleep more and have less stamina, not every change is just aging. Too often, age is blamed for issues that signal something more.
Recently, I visited a blind dog who was very anxious and showing signs of aggression. It would have been easy to call that dog aggressive, but that only describes what I saw on the surface. It does not explain what was causing the behaviour.
Learn how to assess your pet’s quality of life, recognise subtle pain and support an older dog or cat before end-of-life decisions arise.
Many conditions can be assessed and treated at home, including routine care, medical management, diagnostics, and ongoing treatment. For many pets, the home environment also allows for calmer handling and a more controlled consultation.
If more advanced procedures, imaging, or surgery are required, hospital-based care can be integrated into the treatment plan.
For many anxious pets, yes. Removing travel, waiting rooms, unfamiliar smells, and other animals often helps reduce stress before the consultation even begins.
At VETaround, we are experienced in handling anxious and reactive pets using a calm, controlled approach. Combined with the familiarity of the home environment, this often allows examinations and treatment to be carried out more safely and with less distress.
Some tests, such as blood tests and sample collection, can be performed during the visit. If more advanced diagnostics are required, they are performed in a hospital.
In many cases, no. Common medications are carried in the van and can be provided during the consultation, allowing treatment to begin immediately without needing a separate pharmacy visit.
For pets requiring ongoing treatment, repeat medications can also be arranged and managed as part of their continuing care.
Yes, many long-term conditions can be monitored and managed through in-home consultations. This allows changes in behaviour, mobility, or appetite to be assessed in a more natural setting.
Where further investigation is needed, this is arranged as part of an ongoing care plan.
